acdiecast

I just looked up the Motorcraft Deodorizer you are talking about. It appears to be a large bottle and smaller bottle of liquid...can you tell me what it is and how it works please?

Mulestang

I bought a small bottle from my dealer years ago. I believe it was an 8oz bottle. I also recall that the dealer has some type of vaporizer machine they use to apply it. I simply set my stang's a/c to 'Max', and using a misting spray bottle, sprayed about 4 oz into the intake duct in the passenger side dash/floorboard area. Not sure where the cabin intake duct is in our truck, though. Like I said, I alternated between shots of Ozium, and shots of disodorizer. Worked great in my car. Also, shooting it into the a/c vents won't work. The source of the funk is most likely deeper in the a/c system.
Edit: The more I think about this, I remember cycling the a/c from 'norm' to 'max' during the process. Sorry...been many moons ago. If I recall anything else, I'll let you know.

corey_lax

First, give it a really good cleaning. I have a Bissell autocare proheat cleaner thing that works great. Spray it down, scrub, then vacuum up the fluid. It is the best thing I have found for cleaning automotive fabric. Then....

Rent a Ozone generator and let her sit in there for a day or so. It gets rid of all those nasty fumes that are stuck in your fabric. Those things work wonders. Google them if you are not familiar with them. If you cloth is already clean, you can skip my first step and just rent an Ozone generator.

Manuellabour247

If you are so incline you can get a "snake" with a cloth attachment. Take off your vents and feed it down there using slow RPM's on a drill motor. Try to find a cleaner to put on the cloth that will evaporate fairly quickly, but will not damage the plastic. That would be my recommendation, but I'm not sure how far you want to go with it.

Tanner2

Rent an actual ozone machine. Leave the truck running with the vents open & on high. Let the ozone machine run for about 30 minutes or so. You can buy these machine online for less than $100. They work great and will take the smell away for good.

screamineagle

He probably would if one existed!

MoDy150

I second the ozone machine.

I rented one from a local tool rental place. $35 for a day.

My previous truck was a smokers truck. The dealer tried to mask it with a gawd awful air freshener. It was so bad I got a headache.

Companies that fix homes from fire damage use them, so do property management companies to get smoke out of apartments.

Rent the ozone machine, seal the truck up tight with the ozone machine in it, and let it run as long as possible. Sealing it up is the key, recycles the air inside the truck and only pulls fresh air through the vents.

This trick fixed my last truck. Made it smell like new and it was an 11 year old truck at the time.

Good luck.